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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-28
Attemnted snicide.

Last night about 10 o'clock a negro
woman named Matilda Cooley living at
213 North Seventeenth street, attempted
TO commit suicide by taking hudanum
The physicians from the Almshouse were
called I'm. and after considerable work re-
suscitated her Al - o'clock she was
doing well.
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Nj Alfred Ellyson of Chimbarazo, is
the happy possessor of a wonderful curl
ositv i'm the shape of chicken-at least
it came out of am egg supposed to- be a
hen which ha, four perfectly develop
ed wings, and am equal number of legs
This bird would have been q prize for
Barnum but strange TO relate though
some which have no wings al all are said
TO get there just the same. This one with
four failed, and departed this life shortly
after entering 3d.
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Nh II w. Clarke the efficient General
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association, reached Richmond from
Chicago Yesterday morning While i'm
that city be saw Rev d. l.. Moody, the
great evangelist Mr. Moody will not be
able to deliver the address al the dedica
ton of the new hail. The committee
viii meet in short time and arrange am
interesting order of exercises, which viii
De- made public
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TN BOY, or BOSTON.
WAR veteran, Coming ON Co Visit the
Battle Fields.

The 9th and 18th Regiments Associa-
ton of Boston, will leave that city next
Saturday ON visit to the battle fields of
Virginia They will arrive IN Petersburg
on Monday night ON the passenger train
from Norfolk. and win De quartered al
the Albemarle Hotel ON Tuesday they
will visit the battle fields around Peters
burg where addresses will De delivered by
quite number of the party The next
day "Wednesday the visitors will leave
for Richmond where they will spend that
dav. and ON Thursday will go To- Fred
ericksburg to visit The battle fields of
Fair Oaks and the Wilderness Friday
they will. leave for Washington where
they will spend that day and in the after
noon will start for Baltimore where they
will take "a steamer for old Point, thence
10 go home. The "Cockade City has
always been noted for its hospitality and
10 is suggested that our citizens should
take some action looking t0 the reception
and entertainment of the visiting Bos-
tonians. so as to make them feel at home
IudeI-IpptdL ~ ge,tsr01g
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Tho Blue and Gras In London.

LoNDoN, April 2,-Londoners in the
west end are much puzzled this morning
by the spectacle of a dozen men in blue
and gray uniform, Of the Federal and
Confederate troops pairolling the streets.
They are AN advertisement of the sue
cessiul American play at the Princess,
" Held bv the Enemy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-28
Change of Schedule of the Atlantic Coast
line

Special attention ], called To- some i'm
portant changes In the schedule of this
popular line commencing sunday, May
LIST.
There are quite "a number of them and
persons interested would dowcll TO exam
inethetime-tablccareiuily The train lcay.
ing Richmond az g3j pm and arriving
40 lO4j am. is discontinued See schedule
IN the proper column
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General Charles j Anderson. comman-
der of the First brigade Virginia yolun-
ieers, has made the following appoint
ments W. Miles Cary. major and quar-
lermasler, 20 fll vacancy created by the
resignation of Major Charles p Bigger
W Fred. Peasants and George Bryan,
Mdes-de-camp with the rank Of captain.
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Sew Pianos

Largest stock in the city, and the only
firm which has just bought SO many new
pianos for cash. The public get the BEN
eff of the capital recently put in the con-
Germ by Mr. Conway Myers through the
low prices we have inaugurated BE sure
to look al the beautiful pianos for sale by
Manly b. Ramos y Co.
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Calling over i'm Manchester the other
day we dropped into the first class htn.i
establishment off T.. a " Stems. and iounu 10
fffDd uu I'm first class style with aii me nrf'e
sary supplies of good things. such as AWAY
remind iis OF Christmas. Bread. crcker-, nI-
cults. etc.. bon abundance; cakes. ANA hail' y
from the very best and puro~t materials. Ihi-
Is indeed "a model bakery. aul our that de-
serves and is fast gaining thc support OBJ thc
public. BE- sure tO call 100 and sco them dt
i96 Hull street. Manchester.
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An AssirnInenf.

In the Chancery Court Yesterday Mr.
Samuel Cartwright made an assignment
TO Alien &. Collins Of all his assets for
lhe creditors. Mr.. Cartwright is a
leamsleI doing business in Shockoe Slip
His liabilities are $3.50; assets not
stated.
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Garden Seeds.

We have received our first supply of
d. Landreth Sons reliable garden seeds.
which are considered the best now eXtant. We
DO not sell seeds OP commission; nor do We
sci cheap seeds send for catalogue.
BODEKER BROS. Druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.
rewsv ,oygs GATHERED BY THE
y o " TINES REPORTERS.

M ,1o.ipe cantata The Court '"'e""'''
~ 1,s ni,1y Drummcrs The Atlantic
,to Manchester Budget N'h
nurrc.. Tonight Orange n'v n,,"r,, -,
coming operctta 4 Readable "r' .' "
mo Incidents of Richmond LIE a.
ca,.,, ON b, Nimbte News "athefe'''
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Loss or LIFE


The Philadelphia tug lganhoe. Captain
Blades. arrived In This port This morning
and reports that the tug had left phila-
delphia with the barge j b. Eyerman
Captain J0sephs. i'm tow with cargo of
coal for Richmond just before 4 o clock
this morning the barge sprung leak. and
filled rapidly. finally sinking with Smith S
Island light bearing west by south, dis
taut TWO or three miles. Previous tO her
sinking. lines were thrown 90 Captain jo-
-eph- and bis two sons, who formed the
crew of the barge, and the sons were
hauled ON board the tug be- safety. The
lines thrown TO Captain loscphs some
how slipped. and % boathoOk was used
which caught I'm life preseryer bee had
ON ln hauling him ON board the straps
of the life pre-eryer parted. and the Cap.
tain, disappeared The night was dark,
with q heavy rain falling, and high sea
running. and no effort could be made 90
recover the body. Captain Joseph- was
native of Philadelphia which was his
home. and was well known In this city.
The coal wa, consigned 10 s H. Halves.
of Richmond -Aorl1t Loigr ~ ysster-
hiY
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rrom Richmond Letter in Petersburg
Index Appeal.

There is talk Of new paper To- ne cS-
tablisbed here. % Doe called The Ir1W.
Rumor has IL as an evening paper. but
the plans are mot yet developed u is
said That IL will bca cooperative paper
n is doubtful whether There is business
enough I'm Richmond go ppori another
paper There ma, Doe subscribers. nui J
mean good solid paying business. Rich
mond now ha, three good morning papers
and one of thc best evening papers M the
country. but tits said thc more the mer-
Ticr
In letter i'm the hde,1ppeH som
time since iu reference TO PctershWgers
residing I'm Richmond omitted Rev. x.
p Kerr Rev " F. c. Gregory, William
r Farrell Isaac II Smith, sam Bristcr.
Allen Donnan, and expect great many
more. bu; as my attention has been called
10 these make the amendc honorable.
The =. =. o. Elks are preparing for "a
grand entertainment carly On May. one
Of the features viii be am operctta IN
which the characters viii De assumed by
Mr. Moses May. one of our most popular
and talented tcn0rs. and Miss Carrie
Staude. "a charming contralto, and about
the best amateur lyric actress in Rich
mOnd
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you Can Drive vermin out of Your House

By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
pantry shelves and drawers. warranted 10
prevent and drive away Ants, Reaches, WAGER
Rug. &c. so annoying 10 house keepers.
Whenever this paper is used 10 answers
t,,,,l'Io nurpose-if drives away Ncrmln, ana
nj The same time (hcing whitel 10 gives every
place a neat. clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs use9 in tnt
preparation of this paper ASK your ''"A4'''
or Grocer for 10. For sale hy
BouEkER BROTHERS.
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In the early part of the night the cor
ner of First and Broad Is about the
liyiest in the city Rather too lively
from its close proximity to our under
takers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-28

s''II''' ff'f
Range Of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Co.'S shoe house Slj East Broad
street. April 9th, 1857: 8 am, so; II
m, SO pm, zoe; 6 pm, go.
Mr. William Mitchell Of Richmond,
attended the brilliant marriage of Mr.
Samuel = Mitchell, Of Petersburg, and
Miss Matte v Holiday, Of Portsmouth,
Friday afternoon.
The anniversary of odd Fellowship was
celebrated yesterday with great spirit in
various cities of Virginia.
Mr. W. " Roundtrec was at the Pur-
cell House, Norfolk, Yesterday
Mr. Claud Woodward, of Portsmouth,
has been appointed q delegate TO the
Pharmaceutical Association. which meets
in Richmond ON the 10Th of May.
Rev r. y. S.cdd D. d.. of Petersburg
has been selected 90 preach the baccaau-
rcate sermon TO the graduating class of
this session of Randolph Macon College,
at Ashland, the morning of June 18th
the last Sunday before the final celebra-
ton of the college.
An improvement company has been
organized at Balcony Falls. Colonel 4. $.
/ Buford, of Richmond president. They
viii build furnace.
W. 4. Braithwate has been appointed
/ ianitOr of the United States Courthouse
at llarrisonburg, with A. ID. NoodsOn as
assistant Mr. Braithwaite receives 80
per month Mr. WO0dson S3j. Mr.
Braithwaitc is % well-known printer, and
was at one lime employed ON the WAY
and Drp0ih
The Rockingham Register says that Mr.
/ j. r. KccIcN of Rockingham. who grad
| uatcl from Tine Richmond Medical Col
/ lego with SOD much distinction % short time
ago. has accepted % position iu 81. Luke
/ Home hospital in that city, under The
management of That distinguished ply
stefan Dr. Mcclure
Harry Williams. the popular manager
of the Bii0g Opera company viii be
/ rendered benefit in Norfolk tonight
/ The Chime OF Normandy will Dee pre-
saniei
40 meeting of pickcttBuchanm
Cam,. G. -. Norfolk. Tuesday night lct-
ter from Mu0rJ. vs.. pcgrm secretary
of DE Board of Visitors OF ihc Soldiers
Home. Richmond Na- was read and' ON
mo,uon' referred lo l.r oI"iiIl.,e %" -
pl,a.ion' TO 'ol'...s 'l".''e' " ..n lD. ''
'i"' iney give s''''"''' ''l.'' '''''''
Trinity Lodge. "ood lemplais hA'
elected an excellent corps OF o'HccIs
he'deH JOY Oh. I'. ''i'lf "' o.
Jennie and Mary Brooks 'coiofedl were
arrested hr Che lhW district police yes
terday for completely in thc Tate robbery
40 Rev Mr. ~haeHcr-
ID va, AGAIN reported yesterday that m
upset bid would Doe made for thc Gailelo
/ Mills property when the commi sioners
make fhcir rcn0rt of The ,ale
q. f. .trsr,i,. residence corner of
snri,@ and Laurel Street. Canfiau Loui.
| f. Bo--ieux. is having erected "a very
handsome stable and conservatory. 10 IS
au ornament to that beautiful section
GRAND Chancellor Thomas n NimeI-
SON and other pythim grand officers wll
meet Marshall Lodge tonight
And rov.,,o ar. fo have. mo- ice on sum
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Secondhand Pianos.

one hundred to select from, at all prices
from S2j upwards. See NJ b. Ramos x
Co., next the corner of Ninth and Main
streets
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ORANGE BLo>>'"H
varr,se. ofT.J. Scheil aud Miss Gay W.
Miller.

:, lanes Episcopal church was CROWD
Oh with brilliant and fashionable au-
dicnce Yesterday evening
INC Lappv occasion was the unIIIis
;n |c bolv bands Of wedlock OF As
'i.,snt Engineer ,. j. Schcll and Miss
Cav Warren Miller daughter OF our es'
TENED tonwsman, Nh W g. Miller.
Rev Dr. Pclerkin oihciatcd Ihe
,roomsmen were an naval officers, and
animate friends Of the groom, as follows
r. & smith. f. c. Bieg, W Srother
smith VI Beayington, and II. ). Knapp
me bridesmaids were Misses Emily
white George Blankenship. Helen
Esther Baker. Ashley Miller. and Miss
Garrett. of Louisa The usher were
Ncssrs Charles :. Crcnshaw, Alton Mil
hen williamson Tauw, - barrett
lanes II. Anderson and W. W Archer,
The groom and his attendants were aIl
in fun naval uniform
The bridal party left for the North on me I'd.
e. % train and win reside in Annapolis
Md where Engineer Schcll is stationed
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BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. MINOR
.UEYTION. 4ND LOCfL LfCONirS

The News of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up in Condensed shape About
Folk, You Know, and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS ACTIVITY.

EXPENSIVE DELAY IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT on
III IGLr EATEs-sLATE PRODUCTION.
PmrAU' FILA, March 20.-An increased activity In
comment, circles reported ia this city. The prospects
that will be unusually prosperous business
after Apr The Iron aud steel mills crowded with
orders the oversod condition Of the market restricts
new BUSH Large shippers over the railroads COM
plain that delay in the OF freight rates
under u Interstate Commerce bill has been expensive
to them they have been compelled to put OH making
their cont acts.
The pr poet OF active year in the mineral fuels
has dissatisfaction miners with their
wages several OF the btuminous regions the wages
have bccu ldyanced but in others the men are unwilling
make agreements for year. they expect rapid adj
In prices or coal and want TO share portion
OF the pron;s.
Unusual activity noted in the production OF slate and
and there railroads under survey In that
ton tn state. The silk mills VIII SOON be erected
the Lchl gh Valley.
owing to q largely increasing freight business the
Peunsylvauia Railroad Company has put down seven al
tOna leading 10 It's freight yards In this city me
81 extending its fourtrack system still being
prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
THE "LAWYERLEss" LEGISLATURE.
RAPID WORK OF THE CONNECTICUT HOUSES Ex
PLAINED-THE CIDER JUG BILL

RAPID WORK OF THE CONNECTICUT HOUSES EX-
PLAINED-THE CIDER JUG BILL
HARTFORD, March 2O-Legislative business has not
smoothly nor been rapidly disposed OF ior inc
last three years by the present "lawyeress Legs
iature it Is called from the fact that only four lawyers
are In the large House Of 249 members This In great
part is due to the skill with which Speaker Hoyt has
arranged the business and the promptness OF the COM
mittee chairmen, who have pushed routine business
along rapidly In order that there will be no pressure OF
engrossing at the of the session There has been
more business thus far than at the same time last
year. and March 30 Is the limit for committee work to
finished. Even then It will hardly be possible to get
out of the Capitol before the last week In April which
will be- In consideration OF this being the nrst DEehna
session, very good record.
Business this week has been interesting in the House
especially. Wednesday the bill creating tax commits
sioner passed and Friday the bill was reconsd-
ered feeling being developed against 1t In the
country towns who do not relish commissioner to spur
them up careful assessment Of taxable prop
ery. II las been made the special order for wednesday
The Cer jug bill, which tested the temper OF the
House a tle temperance measures, faledof passage
The intention OF the bill was to prevent the sale OF cdsr
to be drunk on the premises by prohibiting the sale OF
less than gallons at one time. This would also inter-
fere with sale Of cider from the wagon by farmers
The senaie WILL however modify the measure somewhat
and 1t Is believed thatit will finally pass both houses
The pan for reiunding $l0300OO OF the state debt.
which cor empated thirty years loan at per cent
he present is 81 without option OF payment ofany
part Of il the State until 1917, has been modified and
the plan proposed IS to apply the available surplus
S75O,0OO and to refund this amount in $25O,0OO In
2-l0s, :. 900 in 4-l0s and $25OOOO in CLOS, the
The act Congress granting aid States in the estab
lishment o. experiment stations for the 6eneht OF sgr
culture viii be assented TO by the Legislature ana tne
In Held cNT riments.
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COY. RonIysoy AXp INrERsrArE 0OMMERcE

VnshfngfOn DtSpdfch 10 The SprihpHctd heluDftcdH.
Have you any objection 10 my making known your
nrono.itlon e. said Governor Robinson he took
IL leave of the President at noon to-day having posi-
iyeiy declined third and last time 10 become inter
s,afe commerce commissioner None In the least said
the President cordially have told OF 1t myself am
proud OF H." ,,
st talk which grew ont OF correspondence that began
tvo weeks ago with letter from the President making
nm offer and request for an answer by telegraph Gov
rnoI Robinson tclegraped. saying he could not accept
he oon aud saying that he would write his Views
more al length. In his letter he stated what he has
stated lie fore that he had retired from public life aud
Thai having returned To his professional work he wished
to remain lie expressed appreciation OF the honor
done him but stated tna he did his clear To
avail himself or H. A..
Thc matter then dropped for few days when the
wrote again 10 the Governor ana IN the most HAT
tsrinp way urged upon him his desire or getting men
f high character upon the commission ami saying that
wanied the influence OF Governor Robinsons position
and name TO reinforce the commission 10
thIs Mr. Robinson replied both by Telegram ana ny
letter the former renewing his statement or tile decslon
reacbed i'm regard Ia himself aud In the letter expressing
fhe same views in regard To the law aud tho fopinssio
as letter the President received yesterday and mined
lately thereupon elegaphed Governor Robinson TO come
.,---.., e... M. p.a.ida,t
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A DESTITUTE FAMILY.

AZ OLD NEwYoRK BUSHES MAN WHOM TIME
AND PROGRESS HAVE LEFT IN WANT.
One OF those In which lllortune appears to cling
to rs victim with the persstency OF an evil destiny was
pointed out to THE TRIBUNE Saturday. The victim
was au elderly man. respectable in dress, pale thin and
with anxiety expressed In his face. For twenty-five
years he was engaged in prosperous manufacturing
business In New-YOrk. employing a large number OF
men within two or three blocks OF the Post Olce. III
health, business reverses changes that made reyoiu-
ton machinery destroyed his business and swept his
prosperity away with 1t For years his family have
been Ia INK on what remained OF his properly whle ne
has tried unsuccessfuly Ia raise himself Into independ
more. several months ago all bis means were
exhausted ana his family consisting OF VIE CHILD and
himself. have lived on the charity OF few friends
- I have got nothing, the old man said don't
know what shall do. used {" know a good many
business people, but they have gone or they have for
gotten would ike 10 work. but AIN subject To
neuralgia pains that come ne az any time ana beu
am helpless. What can doi Ny wife Is H. Ny child
small aud my rent grocery bulls and mix DIS are AL
An acquaintance speaking of the unfortunate said
that his OF the instances In which person
tnued. -. knew him when he was In business In
place hen that street wideued 1t cut on half
his property. lie made uillsones anu was one OF the
large dealers In the country temperate man devoted
to ns family and his business During his illheath mil
gave Ia rollers BY which hour Is no" general
ly aud his business rune.L lie had pleasant
home In the city for than fifteen years his Iani
~ attended Dr Chapns eharon. lie gave something
toward building that church. but he was not member
OF IT, The old milling interests IN which lie was engaged
buried Tor twenty years There Is energy IN him
yet but not much strength aud he has hope that sone
tAiug his Old claims, out am III
clined Ia thnk II delusiye hope HIS ony relative Is
brother VINO yes a anl cannot help Nun AMI
there does not 10 DO any one 10 whom o can appeal
for aid"
Tho Charity Organization Society was asked respecting
ana his family and IL confirmed tue statement
made by nIlusef and his friend. something has been
those The society who knew his conduOh 10
keep family absolute destitution but ne lVes
now and lived several years ia Brooklyn anu lie
Is with the Jurisdiction OF the socetys WORK fs
ual.
their only relief Is what may from eA'iltOio
people.
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MOURNING GOODS or EVERY KIND

Tho beauty Of this q xturcs and the novelty Of their
designs which can DO found In tho spring stock OF
mourning goods at Jackson's, No 177 broadway are
rarely If ever surpassed. The white goods com
Prise everything known TO tho dry-goods trade IN
That line and unusually rich. The stock OF
sateen, and ginghanls Is handsome la the extreme.
In gray gools this house keeps up It's former nrst-
elias, r.puaiOn and shows variety of materials and
a profusion OF novel and beautiful designs In hair
lines checks and plads aud cOmbnatl ions of thcse
which surprise by tncr ingenuity OF pattern and neat
ness of effect PONCE silks selling we'll this sea-
son and tho stock Of those includes many beautiful
pieces twenty -seyon inches wide, having "A black
ground with white hgures or u white ground with
LACK figures.
This house makes practice OF not carving 80
large a stock many Others In respect 20 Quantity
il aims rather To display small lots OF many choice
varieties Hence 1t Is that IT, Old Customers rroog-
nze tho importance VI visiting the storo as soon as
the gools are opened and Of picking up the best
things before they disappear. Jackson has long
been known for the facility and success with which
he fil- orders for entire mourning outfits for those
who suddenly find themselves In need Of such apparel
This feature has proved popular that tho force OF
employees In tho store has been largely increased and
the largest orders OF the kind he completely filed
at tie shortest possible notice.